BTW - For those of you who want to see the photo they published in the paper with the article (not included in the online edition), check this out

If you are using property management software to manage your rentals, you can probably enter your listing information once and it'll then automatically publish to all these sites - then remove it automatically when you fill the vacancy.  

1. i'll write a book on everything i know on the subject.2. you write a book on everything you know on the subject.3. dorkin publishes it4. ????

I'm unsure how it just happened but the post I submitted is published under "Jessica Russell

And most title/escrow companies publish the local list on Mondays as a perk for agent

Its a publisher file so if you don't have publisher it wont work... if you need more help let me know. 

BP’s podcasts, members, forums, community, and it’s book it published @J Scott “The Book on Flipping Houses” have been instrumental for us with the building blocks of our flips.We mainly started looking and making offers on properties from the MLS, but had no success, we actually were not even close to agreeing on a price in any of the MLS deals we put offers on. 

Any published listing (on the MLS or within other marketing materials) should clearly indicate if there is an unpermitted area of the house (such as “one bedroom plus unpermitted garage conversion”). 

If you are a bit tech savvy, you can actually make a font of your own handwriting and create a mail merge template that you then print onto yellow paper:http://www.myscriptfont.com/I put my names in a spreadsheet, mail merge them into my Microsoft Publisher yellow letter template, load up the printer with yellow lined paper and BOOM!

If he were to publish your information, that would certainly warrant reporting him to the police (and any identity theft people) so you would at least have that, but as a couple other people said, you should be able to put a freeze on your identity information while this is going on.